British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 3-4

• The Psychotic Adolescent in the Group

  Richard M. Kwiatkowski

  pp. 23-29

• The Cognitive Newborn: A Scientific Update

  David B. Chamberlain

  pp. 30-71

• Change and Innovation, Decay and Renewal in Psychotherapy: (The Arbours Lecture - 11 February 1986)

  Malcolm Pines

  pp. 76-85

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 101-103

• Autistic Barriers in Neurotic Patients by Frances Tustin. Published by Karnac: London 1986; 326 pages; £9.95 paperback.

  Phil Mollon

  pp. 106-107

• Psychotherapy and the Selfless Patient edited by Jerome A. Travers. Published by the Howarth Press 1986; 109 pages; £19.95.

  J. L. Hook

  pp. 107-108

• Dictionary of Psychotherapy compiled by Sue Walrond-Skinner. Published by Routledge and Kegan Paul: London 1986; 379 pages; £30.00.

  D. W. Millard

  pp. 108-110

• Man and Mind: Collected Papers of Jeanne Lampl-de Groot. Published by Van Gorcum: The Netherlands 1985; 441 pages; Dfl.87.50 hardback. The Feminist Legacy of Karen Horney by Marcia Westkott. Published by Yale University Press: London 1986; 242 pages; £17.50 hardback.

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 110-111

• Psychoanalysis: The Possible Profession edited by Herbert S. Stream. Published by The Haworth Press Inc. 1986; 102 pages; $22.95.

  J. H. Wilson

  pp. 111-112

• Supervision and Training Models, Dilemmas and Challenges edited by Florence W. Kaslow. Published by the Haworth Press; 259 pages; $32.95.

  Stuart Lieberman

  pp. 113

Article

• Projective Identification and Maternal Misconception in Disturbed Mothers

  Maurice Apprey

  pp. 5-22

The Arbours Association Anniversary Lecture 11

• February 1986 at the Royal Society of Medicine: The Arbours, 15+ Years

  Joseph H. Berke

  pp. 72-75

In Summary

• Between the Lines on Learning from the Patient - Before and After

  Patrick Casement

  pp. 86-93

Personal Experience

• The End?

  Sonia Bliss

  pp. 94-100

Book Reviews

• A Matter of Interest - Clinical Notes of Psycho-analyst in General Practice by Kenneth Sanders. Published by the Clunie Press for the Roland Harris Trust Library 1986; 108 pages; £6.50 paperback.

  Penny Elder

  pp. 104-106

Correspondence

• Breast or Bottle

  Sigrid Rabiger

  pp. 114

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 125

• Commentary on Bertram Karon's ‘The Treatment of Acute Schizophrenic Patients in Private Practice’

  Joseph H. Berke

  pp. 141

• International Conference of the Society for Psychotherapy Research

  Cecilia Clementel-Jones

  pp. 156-160

• Psychotherapists for Survival in the Nuclear Age

  Jo Klein

  pp. 161-163

• What Kind of Infant does the Therapist Reconstruct? the View of the Infant from the Vantage Point of Self Psychology

  Phil Mollon

  pp. 173-182

• The Long Week-End, 1897-1919: Part of a Life by Wilfred Bion. Published by Free Association Books: London 1986; 287 pages; £6.95.

  Phyllis Grosskurth

  pp. 185-186

• The Family as In-Patient: Families and Adolescents at the Cassel Hospital edited by Roger Kennedy, Ann Heymans and Lydia Tischler. Published by Free Association Books: London 1987; 377 pages; £22.50 hardback, £8.95 paperback.

  Joan Schachter

  pp. 186-188

• Impasse and Interpretation: Therapeutic and Anti-Therapeutic Factors in the Treatment of Psychotic, Borderline and Neurotic Patients by Herbert Rosenfeld. Published by Tavistock Publications, 1987, the New Library of Psychoanalysis; 324 pages; £29.95 hardback, £13.95 paperback.

  Susan Budd

  pp. 188-190

• An Outline of Psychotherapy for Medical Students and Practitioners edited by Harold Maxwell. Published by John Wright: Bristol 1986; 106 pages; £6.25 paperback.

  Anthony Ryle

  pp. 190-191

• Living with the Sphinx edited by Sheila Ernst and Marie Maguire. Published by The Women's Press, 1987; 265 pages; £5.95.

  Kate Osborne

  pp. 191-192

• The Dynamics of Feminist Therapy edited by Doris Howard. Published by The Howarth Press: New York 1986; 341 pages; £22.50 hardback.

  Marie Therese Attard

  pp. 192-193

• Jung and the Post-Jungians by Andrew Samuels. Published by Routledge and Kegan Paul: London 1985; 293 pages; £5.95 paperback.

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 193-195

• Transference Neurosis and Transference Psychosis Toward Basic Unity by Margaret Little. Published by Free Association Books & Maresfield Library: London 1986; 323 pages; £9.95 paperback.

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 195-197

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 199-202

British Journal of Psychotherapy Annual Lecture 1987

• Diagnosis and Assessment for Suitability for Psycho-Analytical Psychotherapy

  Nina Coltart

  pp. 127-134

Psychotherapy and Psychosis

• The Treatment of Acute Schizophrenic Patients in Private Practice

  Bertram P. Karon

  pp. 135-140

Debate

• Is Psychoanalysis Humanistic? A Correspondence between John Rowan and Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 142-147

Reports

• Whither ‘Rugby’? - towards a Profession of Psychotherapy

  Deryck Dyne

  pp. 148-155

Theoretical Concepts: Narcissism V

• A Commentary on the Series

  John Padel

  pp. 164-168

Theoretical Concepts: The Child's Psyche I

• Introduction: The Child's Psyche and the Nature of its Experience

  Eleanore M Armstrong-Perlman

  pp. 169-172

Book Reviews

• The Work of Hanna Segal; A Kleinian Approach to Clinical Practice by Hanna Segal. Published by Free Association Books & the Maresfield Press: London 1986; 240 pages; £9.95 paperback.

  Richard Wollheim

  pp. 183-185

Correspondence

• Excusing Masson

  E Vizard

  pp. 203-206

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 217

• Personal Therapy in the Training of the Psychotherapist: Is it Effective?

  Norman D. Macaskill

  pp. 219-226

• The Shape of Change

  Norah Moore

  pp. 227-239

• The Impact of Maternal Depression on Young Children

  Andrea Pound, Christine Puckering, Tony Cox & Maggie Mills

  pp. 240-252

• On Establishing the Psychotherapeutic Alliance in an Unsophisticated Environment

  Herbert Hahn

  pp. 253-262

• Jung: A Racist

  Farhad Dalal

  pp. 263-279

• Comments on Farhad Dalal's ‘Jung: A Racist’

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 280

• Comment on Farhad Dalal's ‘Jung: A Racist’

  Charles Rycroft

  pp. 281

• Living with the Sphinx: Papers from the Women's Therapy Centre edited by Sheila Ernst and Marie Maguire. Published by The Women's Press: London 1987; 265 pages; £5.95 paperback.

  Carola Mathers

  pp. 329-331

• Theatres of the Mind: Illusion and Truth on the Psychoanalytic Stage by Joyce McDougall. Published by Free Association Books: London 1986; 301 pages; £9.95 paperback; £25 hardback.

  Jonathan Pedder

  pp. 332-334

• Psychotherapy and the Interminable Patient edited by Jerome A. Travers. Published by the Haworth Press: New York and London 1986; 144 pages.

  Janet Boakes

  pp. 334-335

• The Politics of Psychoanalysis. An Introduction to Freudian and Post-Freudian Theory by Stephen Frosh. Published by Macmillan: London 1987; 290 pp, £6.95 paperback; £20.00 hardback.

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 335-336

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 337-339

Prize Essay

• A Tale of Two Chairs

  Marie-Christine Reguis

  pp. 282-293

In Summary

• Acquiring Culture

  G. Jahoda & I. Lewis

  pp. 294-296

Personal View

• The Loneliness of the Long Distance Therapist

  Sue Jennings

  pp. 297-301

Re-Evaluation

• Narcissism since Freud: Towards a Unified Theory

  David Livingstone Smith

  pp. 302-312

Theoretical Concepts: The Child's Psyche II

• Infantile Development: Kleinian and Post-Kleinian Theory, Infant Observational Practice

  Margot Waddell

  pp. 313-328

Book Reviews

• Psychotherapy and the Lonely Patient edited by Samuel M. Natate. Published by The Haworth Press: New York 1986; 120 pages.

  J. H. Wilson

  pp. 329

Correspondence

• Rugby Psychotherapy Conference, Canterbury 1988

  Michael R. Pokorny

  pp. 340

• Dolls and Bears: From Symbolic Equation to Symbol the Significance of Different Play Material for Sexually Abused Children and Others

  Valerie Sinason

  pp. 349-363

• The Concept of Alexithymia in the Light of the Work of Bion

  Richard Graham

  pp. 364-379

• The Lost Ones

  Ingrid Coltart, Coline Covington, Roger Hobdell & Arthur Sherman

  pp. 380-392

• Humour in Psychotherapy

  Gabriel Golan, Eliyahu Rosenhein & Yoram Jaffe

  pp. 393-400

• Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy: Comments on the Analytic Attitude

  Joseph H. Smith

  pp. 401-411

• Superego-Based Physical Symptoms

  Mitchell Elliott

  pp. 412-415

• Writing Out the Father? Recent British Books on Women and Therapy Reviewed

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 427-430

• Erratum

  pp. 435

• On Birth and Madness by Eric Rhode. Published by Duckworth, 1987; 222 pages; £14.95.

  Meg Harris Williams

  pp. 451-454

• Babies as Guinea Pigs

  Juan Campos Calvo-Sotelo

  pp. 456-457

The Father

• A Relation Called Father Part 1: The Father in Depth Psychology

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 416-426

Personal View

• On Being Born Twice An Attempt to Analyse the Immigration Experience

  Martin Grotjahn

  pp. 431-435

Theoretical Concepts: The Child's Psyche III

• Some Thoughts on Pre-Oedipal Development: A ‘Contemporary Freudian’ View

  Clifford Yorke

  pp. 436-446

Rugby Conference 1988

• Report from the Working Party Chair

  Michael Pokorny

  pp. 447-449

Book Reviews

• The Limits of Interpretation: What's Wrong with Psychoanalysis? by Peter Lomas. Published by Penguin Books Ltd, 1987; £3.95 paperback.

  Prophecy Coles

  pp. 450

Correspondence

• Quarrelling Over Baby

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 455